KAY
SAGE
THROUGH
OCTOBER
BY
JULIEN LEVY GALLERY
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An important contribution
to intellectual history
A Century
of
Hero Worship
BY
ERIC
R"USSELL
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"A
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:.dy
of
five 'artist-philosophers' of the nine–
teenth century who shared . . . the
cult of hero worship."-lrwin Edman
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"One has throughout a sense of mod–
eration, of competence and strength."
-Jacques Barzun.
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PARTISAN REVIEW and
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A Novelette Award
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Third $1 00.
1.
Manuscripts may be submitted until December I, 1944. The awards will
be announced in the January 1945 issue of PARTISAN REVIEW, and the story
winning the first 3ward will b(• published in that issue. The second and third
prize-winning. novelettes will be published in subsequent issues of the magazine.
2..
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10,000
and
25,000
words in length, and must never have been published before.
3.
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Partis~n-Dial
Novelette Contest,
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3,
New York.
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